Apolitical cartoon shows the history of an era. which would you most expect to see in a political cartoon about the election between bush and gore, where the results took several weeks to determine? a. donkeys, elephants, and judges in a courtroom b. hippies and peace signs c. a suburban house with the caption “american dream” d. banks decaying and crumbling, graphs with downward trends

A. donkeys, elephants, and judges in a courtroom

Explanation:

On November, 2000, George Walker Bush was elected president of the United States after defeating Democrat Albert Arnold "Al" Gore Jr. in the electoral college by 271 votes to 266. The Republican candidate, however, lost in the overall sum of Voter preference: 47.87% against 48.38%, or 500,000 more votes for the Democrat. This was the fourth time that the phenomenon occurred in the history of the United States elections, which are held indirectly, that is, candidates are not directly elected by popular vote, but by an electoral college. Florida's Electoral Law, after the results were released, required a recount to be made unless the defeated candidate dismissed it. Gore, of course, did not accept Bush's victory and demanded a recount of votes in the local court. The pro-Bush gap after the recount shrank from 1,782 to 327 votes. Added to this fact, voters' ballots voting abroad had not yet been counted.

Therefore a cartoon of the situation would show dokkeys (democrats), elephants (republicans) and judges of the electoral court, instead of voters.

a is the final ! : )

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